It’s so empty, it’s really nice to look at the queue and feel like you’re on a hike through the valley to ride your Ikran!
Because we normally do fast pass rather than wait for 4 hours in the standby line, we haven’t actually seen parts of the queue! There are some really cool rooms in the standby line!
Next up, an African Safari, and then an encounter with a yeti.
We made it off the jungle cruise, it was harrowing and “pun”-ishing, but we made it back!
So we immediately went to skippers cantina for dinner and additional puns.
After dinner Emily needed a few more yo’s and ho’s, so we did pirates again.
After pirates we had some dole whip, and rode seven dwarves mine train again, because I’m a nerd for both pineapple and roller coasters, even cute baby ones. (and this one is pretty fun, even if it’s a baby one.)
After that Park was closing so it was time to head out. We made a stop in the Tangled bathrooms on the way, widely believed to be the best bathrooms in magic Kingdom. Their art supports this.
After a short break back at the room, Bevin has her pins organized and we’re headed over to Disney Springs for ice cream!
I’ve revised my opinion. It’s a pretty well done re-skin of the old Norway. They could do some things a little cooler, but only one scene actually disappoints me.
We managed to dodge a pretty big thunderstorm this afternoon. Fortunately it was easy to find cover. It is AMAZING how empty it is. There are so few people here. On top of that everyone is being really good about masks and spacing. Julian and I before the trip looking at videos and such decided that we’d feel safer here than in our local grocery stores, and that has TOTALLY been true, at least at Disney. Universal was a little more trouble outside the park, we had to actively dodge people sometimes. So such issues at Disney. Snug as a bug in a rug!